The Lincoln Snow Leopards had a fantastic experience in Amman, Jordan. They started off proceedings facing a fierce test against the Scorpions on day one, turning it into a learning moment that later led to a sharp victory over ISOI. With day two came peak...

We hope everyone is enjoying Nepal's vibrant festival season. Please enjoy these photos of the beautiful Tihar Rangoli created collaboratively by our students, capturing the spirit of this Festival of Lights. ...

Kicking off ES Literacy Week at Lincoln School with the amazing Luja Mathema, author of the Unstoppable Women series! Her inspiring stories are igniting a passion for reading in our students and reminding us all of the power of words. ...

We wrapped up the Quinceañera celebrations with our two high school Spanish classes, where the students recreated some important events and aspects of planning the 15th birthday coming-of-age celebration for our honorary Quinceañeras. This included budgeting, planning, and rehearsing. The Spanish students enjoyed presenting what...

The Trail Revival Connect Club went on a field trip to Chobhar last Thursday morning to check out the trail we plan to fix. We enjoyed the greenery and the small pond and walking around the trail. We now have a solid idea of what...

We want to wish our SAISA teams all the best as they embark on their respective tournaments. Our volleyball teams will be traveling to Colombo and Amman, while our swimmers will be competing here at Lincoln School. We hope to see many of you on...

Our High School Art & Design students are practicing continuous blind line contour drawing! This fun and challenging exercise sharpens observation skills, improves hand-eye coordination, and boosts creative confidence. By focusing on the subject without looking at their paper, students learn to trust the process...

When in doubt, go to the library! Elementary classes visit weekly for library time, where they explore our diverse collection of picture books, graphic novels, chapter books, and nonfiction books. The library also has 60 Kindles and 12 iPads that contain audiobooks and graphic novels. ...

The Tiny Podcast Project was a unique unit for students to learn about how to read, research, and write expository texts. Students were able to research any topic of interest, write a script, and then produce a Tiny Podcast about their discoveries. We just had...